My Full Review On Www.anonx.com

[AnonXO]

Hey to everyone paranoid or not.


I wish AnonX could be free or atleast cheaper, but the truth is bandwidth cost money and so does setting up Forgien Corporations.


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James

Compression is on our end. I will check our server recent installs to make sure they are turning compression on.

[james_bond_rulez]

mmm 5.95 USD is a little to pay for a peace of mind...

[Jibbler]

Originally posted by james_bond_rulez@4 December 2003 - 19:56
mmm 5.95 USD is a little to pay for a peace of mind...

Agreed. The price is reasonable and fair for the service provided.

[Bobohiotk]

Six bucks monthly for peace of mind is worth it. JB, thanks for doing all the leg work on this.

[james_bond_rulez]

no problem. I think this service is good for you if you trade a lot of copyright files, so I am sharing this info with y'all

[AnonXO]

I am glad you all think the price is fair for the service we provide.


Three months ago we had 100 of our close friends test out AnonX with every p2p app they could find. They found no bugs.

Two months ago we gave out 1000 comp accounts to college students and forum admins. They all loved the service. And after the trail 92% of them signed up. The biggest concern on our minds was how do we convince p2p users that AnonX is not just another low-end anonymous proxy service. Judging by the emails and messages boards most hardcore AnonX users have put that question to reset.

So, my question to this forum is what are your concerns about a high-end anonymous proxy service like AnonX?

Corop Disclosure Law? Digital Millennium Copyright Act? ???

[james_bond_rulez]

Our concerns? well first and foremost is anonymity, second is speed, third is ur privacy policies.

looks to me anonx is qualified

most hardcore p2p users have this misconception that a simple firewall or router will shield them from RIAA/MPAA and in fact they are not anonymous out there. Especially on the internet you trust nothing or anybody.

With the RIAA crackdown, i think ppl became more aware of privacy issues and seeking for ways to protect themselves. I mean, not just on p2p networks. Whenever you are on msn chatting, irc channels chatting or sharing files, on kazaa reading porn , posting the latest games on newsgroups, or sharing fine tunes on soulseek or just writing a simple email your identity is there with you. If you dont mask it, then you are really asking for trouble.

yeah so basically everything you do on the internet is traceable and there will be records of ur activities.

oh yes REALITY has been bugging me with this question, he's too chicken to ask you.

He thinks anonx has US interests?? although i dont fully understand what he means, as the rest of us rarely do understand him lol

hey REALITY why dont you ask him here? i've started it for ya lol

[RealitY]

Originally posted by james_bond_rulez@5 December 2003 - 01:47
oh yes REALITY has been bugging me with this question

He thinks anonx has US interests?? although i dont fully understand what he means

First of your one gOOfy Canuk so STFU. Second I have been talking with him PM prior to dicussing my concers with you which still linger, my questions to you were a sorta "what if", though I guess you missed the point. Anyway I have gotten a fair amount of info from him and am still talkin with him. My point is that if there is US ties within this company then they would be subject to US law I imagine, thus this would concern me and others I'm sure...

[AnonXO]

There are no "official" ties that legaly connect AnonX to the US. AnonX is based in Vanuatu. There other companies for processing the billing and other that purchase large amounts of bandwidth to resell to AnonX. They are based in other places. Good luck tracking them. We have put several layers into the processing structure to aviod legal conflict. I do not want too give to much detail about locations.

[james_bond_rulez]

that's all we needed to know anonx..thx